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Big, bad RV motorhomes. These campers are the most expensive option out there, but for good reason. You can hop into a motorhome and tour the country, no popping up, no hitching up, and no towing (unless you're towing another vehicle, which is another added option with a motorcoach).These bad boys aren't for the feint of heart, though. These gas guzzling vehicles have created a sort of cult among retirees and adventurers alike. There's clubs everywhere for these things. Motorhomes are often the most convenient option, but not always. Of course, if you are a very frequent traveler who makes long trips, the motorhome will probably win most times. Another plus with motorhomes is the ability to "roam" the area while traveling, You can relax on the couch, make a meal, or sleep on a bed while on the road. You can't climb into a travel trailer or popup and do this. I suppose you probably could, but you would regret you did, not to mention legality issues.

I digress though. Motorhomes are obviously the most expensive option. Of course, there's always exceptions to this. You can find used Class C's (for example) for below 20, even 10, thousand. However, the cost of these is all over the charts. They have monstrosities that go into hundreds of thousands of dollars, more than the average house. These are the cat's meow though, with more than most of us would ever need. Proper research is important while on the market of a motorhome, with varying options available and at all sorts of prices. Another plus about motorcoaches though is that it's the easiest to find EXACTLY what you want. From plain options and the arrangement of amenities to engine size and style.

There are so many different ways to go on this one. Google is your friend. GREAT deals can be found on used RV's in pristine condition. Of course, you have to factor in insuring a vehicle, the gas it's bound to consume like a dehydrated football player, and space available for it's storage. There are many applications where motorhomes rule, such as ones that require a trailer or another vehicle to be towed behind. You can't do that when pulling a travel trailer. The best advice that I can offer to someone looking into a travel trailer is this; You cannot do enough research. The more research you do, the more educated you will be, and the happier you will be if, and when, you purchase your own. I've owned many different motorhomes, and all had their pluses and minuses. Some of these may have been dealbreakers to others, and some may have been perfect. It's a very personal purchase.

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Bmw, Mercedes Soon to Join Forces?

We’ve always known Mercedes-Benz and BMW to be the arch-rivals in the uber-car market department; in fact most of us prefer these two great European automakers locked in a perpetual battle as to who comes up with the most luxurious car, the smoothest performance, the neatest in-car gadgets, or the best auto parts from the engine down to the Mercedes or BMW camshafts.

But it looks like in the ever-changing car industry no rivalries are really sacred.

BMW has recently expressed hope to join forces with DaimlerChrysler and the PSA Peugeot Citroen Group in the development of a hybrid technology, as well as for a new transmission and engine technology.

BMW Exec Klaus Draeger, in an interview with Auto Motor und Sport, revealed that component sharing between the three carmakers would not be impossible within the next four years. He however, discounted plans for common platforms.

With PSA, Draeger hopes to see further cooperation in engine development, referring to the deal it shared for the new Mini engine as an example of the success that could be achieved. According to Draeger, technology sharing can be done without compromising brand-specific characteristics of the engines.

BMW’s Marketing Chief, Michael Ganal has also confirmed BMW’s interest in working with Mercedes-Benz. “Cooperation is the right approach because it allows both carmakers entrepreneurial freedom,” Ganal reportedly told German newspaper Wirtschaftswoche.

Ganal did not say in which areas the cooperation between the two companies will increase, but said there are several possibilities.

Unfortunately for Draeger and Ganal though, Mercedes-Benz has earlier rejected a prior proposal from BMW that the two luxury carmakers should work more closely in the future, as revealed by Mercedes marketing Chieft Klaus Maier.

Maier, in an interview with Handelsblatt, acknowledged that the two had worked together in the past, commenting “we cooperate naturally with BMW in a few technical areas, like development of hybrid engines.” The consensus in the Mercedes boardroom however, is that there are no plans to work together beyond the current co-development of hybrid drivetrains.

There are rumors though suggesting that Mercedes may work with BMW for the production of the next-generation A-Class on the Mini platform from Beemer's Oxford factory.

Reuters, citing German motor magazine Auto Bild, is reporting that BMW, the world's largest premium carmaker, and its closest rival, Mercedes-Benz, are currently in negotiations over a partnership to build subcompact cars.

According to the report, the two companies are expected to make a decision in July on whether to build the next generation Mercedes A-Class on BMW's Mini platform.

A partnership with another automaker will benefit BMW since the heavy cost pressure could result in the loss of money for Mini should its Oxford, England, plant not run at full capacity.

Meanwhile, Mercedes has plans of building the next A-Class in 2012 on a platform to be developed jointly with Chrysler. These plans however have been sacked after parent DaimlerChrysler's disposal of its majority stake in the money-losing U.S. carmaker.

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converting a 1997 2wd std 4cyl toyota 4runner to diesel mercedes power. input appreciated?

I am looking at motors from 1968-1987.I would prefer the 1987 190d 2.5 turbo five speed but they are hard to find.I suspect the engine height and motormount-front end issues will be difficult no matter which one I choose.I tried to source a toyota diesel model kz-t but have been unable to find one here in ottawa canada.I had a 1968 220d 4spd way back and drove it 10,000 miles pulling a trailer..trouble free

Good luck with that. Of course nothing will connect so everything from the mounts, trans adapter, wiring, etc will be custom. Why would you want to put an engine that could be up to 42 yrs old in your truck? It would likely be hard to find parts for and I don't know what emissions laws you have up there but it wont pass anything if you have inspections.

Hope you have a ton of money, lots of fab and welding skills.

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